The Indian government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has given its approval for the formation of the 8th Pay Commission for government employees. This decision was announced on Thursday and comes as the term of the 7th Pay Commission will end in 2026. After that, the new commission will begin its work. This decision is a significant development for more than one crore central government employees and pensioners who have been eagerly waiting for this news. The formation of the 8th Pay Commission will bring revisions in their basic pay, allowances, pensions, and other benefits.
The Supreme Court Today (April 1st) issued a unified directive regarding Kerala’s request for interim relief and the state’s lawsuit against the central government’s restrictions on its borrowing capabilities. Kerala initiated legal action in the apex court under Article 131, alleging that the Centre infringed upon its authority to manage the state’s financial affairs.
Today, the Supreme Court of India postponed its decision on a plea by the Kerala government regarding a financial dispute with the Centre. The dispute centers on allegations of the Union government interfering with Kerala’s borrowing powers. The Court encouraged both parties to resolve the issues through dialogue. Kerala emphasized its limited role in the country’s debt profile.
